Complex subtotal count and multiply

Lightkeepr

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  1. 365
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I have a table that lists shift types and a corresponding hourly value for it.
Division Manpower Board 1.0.xlsm
DE
1Shift CodeHours
2R40
3O50
4H32
5O160
6O270
7H121
8H216
DATA


On another worksheet I have a table of employees and in F2 I want it to subtotal how many times each value from TBL_ShiftCodes[Shift Code] appears in TBL_EMP_DATA[Column1] and then multiply that code by the hours for it. So in F2 it would show 80 for TBL_EMP_DATA[Column2], G2 would show 90 for TBL_EMP_DATA[Column3], H2 would show 72 for TBL_EMP_DATA[Column4], I2 would show 80 for TBL_EMP_DATA[Column5] and J2 would show 80for TBL_EMP_DATA[Column5].

The reason for using subtotal is that if any of the filtering on TBL_EMP_DATA for Name, Class, Crew,or Project is used, I want the counted values to change according to what is visible.


Division Manpower Board 1.0.xlsm
ABCDFGHIJK
1Projected Man Hours Total for Bodies Shown: 0Week Ending04/04/202104/11/202104/18/202104/25/202105/02/2021DO NOT USE THIS COLUMN FOR MANPOWER
2Total Man Hours per Week
3(if you hide/unhide week columns, click refresh above to update)Available Hours per Week
4Total Bodies per Week222220
5School100000
6Vacation000000
7
8NameClassCrewProjectColumn1Column2Column3Column4Column5END
9JoeF1161904ROHRR
10KarenJW1161904S
11ChadJW1150000RRRRR
Manpower
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A1A1=CONCATENATE("Projected Man Hours Total for Bodies Shown: ",TEXT(sumVisible(F2:K2),"#,##0"))
F4F4=(SUBTOTAL(103,TBL_EMP_DATA[Column1])-SUBTOTAL(102,TBL_EMP_DATA[Column1]))-(F5+F6)
G4G4=(SUBTOTAL(103,TBL_EMP_DATA[Column2])-SUBTOTAL(102,TBL_EMP_DATA[Column2]))-(G5+G6)
H4H4=(SUBTOTAL(103,TBL_EMP_DATA[Column3])-SUBTOTAL(102,TBL_EMP_DATA[Column3]))-(H5+H6)
I4I4=(SUBTOTAL(103,TBL_EMP_DATA[Column4])-SUBTOTAL(102,TBL_EMP_DATA[Column4]))-(I5+I6)
J4J4=(SUBTOTAL(103,TBL_EMP_DATA[Column5])-SUBTOTAL(102,TBL_EMP_DATA[Column5]))-(J5+J6)
K4K4=(SUBTOTAL(103,TBL_EMP_DATA[END])-SUBTOTAL(102,TBL_EMP_DATA[END]))-(K5+K6)
F5F5=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(F9,ROW(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column1])-ROW(F9),0)),(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column1]="S")+0)
G5G5=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(G9,ROW(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column2])-ROW(G9),0)),(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column2]="S")+0)
H5H5=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(H9,ROW(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column3])-ROW(H9),0)),(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column3]="S")+0)
I5I5=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(I9,ROW(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column4])-ROW(I9),0)),(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column4]="S")+0)
J5J5=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(J9,ROW(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column5])-ROW(J9),0)),(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column5]="S")+0)
K5K5=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(K9,ROW(TBL_EMP_DATA[END])-ROW(K9),0)),(TBL_EMP_DATA[END]="S")+0)
F6F6=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(F9,ROW(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column1])-ROW(F9),0)),(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column1]="V")+0)
G6G6=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(G9,ROW(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column2])-ROW(G9),0)),(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column2]="V")+0)
H6H6=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(H9,ROW(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column3])-ROW(H9),0)),(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column3]="V")+0)
I6I6=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(I9,ROW(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column4])-ROW(I9),0)),(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column4]="V")+0)
J6J6=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(J9,ROW(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column5])-ROW(J9),0)),(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column5]="V")+0)
K6K6=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(K9,ROW(TBL_EMP_DATA[END])-ROW(K9),0)),(TBL_EMP_DATA[END]="V")+0)
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
F6:K6Expression=F$6>0textNO
F9:K11Expression=F9="V"textNO
F5:K5Expression=F$5>0textNO
F9:K11Expression=F9="S"textNO
Cells with Data Validation
CellAllowCriteria
B9:B11List=VAR_Class
C9:C11List=VAR_CrewID
D9:D11List=VAR_JobNumbers
 

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Try this formula in F2, then drag right to fill the table.
Excel Formula:
=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(TBL_EMP_DATA[[#Headers],[Column1]],ROW(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column1])-ROW(TBL_EMP_DATA[[#Headers],[Column1]]),0,1,1))*(TBL_EMP_DATA[Column1]=TRANSPOSE(TBL_ShiftCodes[[Shift Code]:[Shift Code]]))*TRANSPOSE(TBL_ShiftCodes[[Hours]:[Hours]]))
 
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Solution
Apparently I need to research more about the transpose function! This is amazing!
 
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